Created on 2024-01-26

This image shows an ancient coin with images embossed on both sides. On the left side of the image, the coin depicts a scene with a chariot pulled by two horses, driven by a figure wielding a whip. Above the horses is what appears to be a palm branch, and in front of them is a round shield. A crested Corinthian helmet is visible in front of the chariot. On the right side of the image, we see the reverse of the coin with the figure of a standing nude male, possibly a god or a hero, holding a palm frond in his left hand and a small round object, perhaps a discus or a small shield, in his right hand. To his right, a small dog or wolf is depicted, and in front of him, to the left, there is a rectangular object which could be an altar or pedestal. Greek letters are inscribed around the top-right curve of the coin's edge, reading "ΛΥΚΙΣΚΟΥ" which could denote the name of a place or persons related to the coin's origin. A scale bar with measurements is placed on the right for size comparison, indicating the coin's size relative to centimeters. This scale is crucial for understanding the coin's actual dimensions.

Created on 2024-03-29

The image shows two sides of an ancient Greek coin or medallion. On one side, there is a depiction of a horse or other animal, possibly a deer. On the reverse side, there is a human figure standing, possibly a statue or other representation. The coin appears to be made of silver or other metal and has an antiquated, historical appearance.